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Azerbaijan will change the rules for Russians staying in the country
Press Secretary of the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Aykhan Hajizade said that in the next few days the rules for the stay of Russians in the country will be changed. The changes will affect the length of stay and will be a reaction to the tightening of the rules for the stay of foreigners in Russia. This is reported on the department's website.
Hajizadeh did not specify what changes would be made to the legislation and how long Russians would be allowed to stay in Azerbaijan.
“The new rules established by the Russian side and the tightening of requirements for the length of stay in the country are considered, first of all, in the context of the rights of our citizens. In matters of temporary stay and migration, as in every foreign policy issue, the Azerbaijani side will be guided by the principles of parity and reciprocity,” the Foreign Ministry spokesman noted.
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Currently, Russians and citizens of other countries who are allowed to enter Azerbaijan without a visa can stay in the country for no more than 90 consecutive days.
On December 26, a message appeared on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry that, starting from the new year, foreigners who can enter Russia without a visa will have their permitted period of stay reduced to 90 days during the year. Currently, foreigners can stay in Russia for 90 days within six months.
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